3-day MTB skills camp in Moab, UT - with sports massage

Moab, UT is awesome.

So awesome.

And, as the trails network has been expanding, it’s become even more awesome.

Around here we like awesome.

So let’s join each other in the Land of Awesome for kung fu mountain bike skills and some of the best riding you’ll ever experience.

Oct. 11-23, 2024 - Sign up for Oct. 11.

May 16-18, 2025 - Sign up for May 16.

May 23-25, 2025 - Sign up for May 23.

WAITLIST: If your desired camp is full, please sign up for the waitlist. If someone cancels, which happens, we'll let you in. Also, if the list is long enough, we'll add a coach to handle the bigger group.

Schedule

Each day will start at 10 a.m. and run into the mid afternoon. We'll make adjustments as needed for weather, rider abilities, etc.

After each ride, you have the opportunity to receive recovery work from a licensed masssage therapist. You won't believe how great you feel.

Friday. Meet each other. Check your bike setups. Learn how your bike and body are made to work together. Group ride at SlickRock Trail. Focus will be riding up and down extremely steep things.

Saturday. Advanced cornering skills plus some sweet drills. Group ride at Klondike Bluffs trails. Focus will be pumping terrain and finding smooth Flow.

Sunday. Group shuttle ride on lower Whole Enchilada (from LPS down — the best stuff). Focus will be applying your new skills to this epic ride — and learning to Flow smoothly even when the trail is not smooth. Your shuttle fee will be covered.

What you will learn

I will teach you the Grand Unified Theory of Shred: an elegant, powerful approach to riding that makes everything you do easier, faster and better.

You can expect to learn the essentials of:

• Riding positions
• Braking
• Cornering
• Riding up steep things
• Riding down steep things
• Pumping terrain
• Dropping
• Jumping
• Reading trails
• Achieving FLOW
• And, most important, releasing your mind and experiencing deep, true joy.

The technical aspects of great riding are easy to learn. The biggest thing you'll get from this camp is the euphoria of escaping your mind and flowing with the group. I'll make sure you know how to take this ability home with you. It'll vastly improve your life both on and off the bike.

Check out my Mistress

I'll have some Mistress bikes you can try. You won't believe how they corner!

Start learning before class

When you sign up you get a free year membership to the Lee Likes Bikes MTB School (value: $199).

At the online school you can use the RideLogic™ bike setup tools to make sure your bike is dialed, and you can start working on your fundamental skills.

The more prepared you are when you arrive in Moab, the more you’ll get out of our time together.

Your teachers

Lee McCormack. Lee (the Lee in Lee Likes Bikes) is a world renowned mountain bike skills author and instructor. He has trained more than 10,000 riders, including beginners, pros and high school coaches throughout the United States. His books and website are helping riders worldwide have more fun on their bikes. Learn more about Lee >>>

Elyse Meaney. Elyse is a certified massage therapist with extensive experience with sports work and a deep awareness of how to preparte bodies for better mountain biking. She will work out your kinks each day so you feel great. She will also give you advice on how to take care of your body. Learn more about Elyse >>>

Nick Simcik. Nick grew up alpine ski racing. When he started mountain biking, Lee saw his talent and helped Nick dial in a safe foundation for his extraordinary athleticism and drive. Nick raced mountain bikes in gravity events as a semiprofessional — and took his passion all the way to the Red Bull Rampage. Nowadays Nick works in the bike industry and rides for fun. He exudes passion and brings a truly unique perspective to riding. Learn about Nick's journey to Rampage >>>

Questions? Email Lee at leelikesbikes@gmail.com or book a 15-minute consultation here.

Lee having fun on Slickrock Trail!

Elyse saving the world. She is a true master at her craft.

Poor Nick can't seem to keep his bike straight in the air. That's him at Rampage.